Beaufort Man Faces Rape Trial Testimony
Frank Boyette 22 of Morehead City was to testify in his trial on charges of raping a 13 year old girl the day before his planned marriage. The girl Amanda Harrell testified he raped her after stopping in a wooded area last June 29. A defense line about the girl’s reputation was cautioned by Judge Morris. SBI chemist testified clothing showed human blood. An SBI agent quoted Boyette admitting attempted intercourse. Two aunts testified he had a good reputation.
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Beaufort
N.C
Frank Boyette
Morehead City
Odd Jobs
Amanda Elizabeth Harrell
Carteret
John Edwards
SBI
Boyette
Kadar Replaces Russian Symbols in Hungary Move Toward Broad Government
The article notes Kadar as first secretary replacing Rakosi style rule, promising a wide democratic basis and concessions Nagy had begun. It cites changes such as removing the Russian red star for the Kossuth arms, new army uniforms, and non compulsory Russian language in schools as steps shaping postwar Hungarian politics amid Soviet pressure.
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Kadar
Nagy
Hapsburgs
Social Democrats
National Peasants
Stock Market Edged Higher on Veterans Day Light Trading
Aircrafts steels and coppers led a small advance in New York trading as key stocks rose fractions to about a point. Banks Martin hit a new high earlier then fell about a point while Anaconda Kennecott Copper and American Smelting gained around a point.
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New York
Dow Jones Averages Mixed As Markets Close Early
Trading data shows the Dow Jones Averages and several stocks cited with prices and volumes. Notable figures include American Telephone and Telegraph, Union Carbide, United Aircraft, Westinghouse Electric, and Woolworth, with varied percentage changes and substantial volume.
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Union Carbide & Carbon
United Aircraft Corp
Westinghouse Electric Co
C S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
F. W. Woolworth Co
Egypt Accepts UN Force to Replace British French in Middle East
At Beirut Arab leaders discuss Middle East security and the spread of Communist influence. Nehru hosts Indian, Burmese, Indonesian, and Ceylonese PMs to talk UN force in canal zone. Ben Gurion resists Gaza withdrawal as Meir Argov says Gaza remains Israeli. Burns seeks legal status solutions in talks with Nasser and Ben‑Gurion.
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Middle East
Jordan
Syria
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
New Delhi
Nehru
Burma
Indonesia
Ceylon
Hungary
India
U. N
Canal Zone
Cay
Egypt
David Ben-Gurion
Gaza Strip
Snce
Meir Argov
Israel
Burns
Nasser
Ben-Gurion
Ten Die Violently In North Carolina Over Weekend
The Associated Press reports at least ten people died from violence in North Carolina over the weekend. Victims include Mrs. Marvin Chavis shot outside her Charlotte home, infant Rena Nelson killed in a Bryson City house fire, and elderly Henry Byers struck on N C 273 near Mount Holly. Other fatalities involve 11 year old Jerry Arnold hit by cars in Greenville, Elijah Gorham Jr in a Washington, D C crash, and Lake James death of Enoch Hollar Jr after a car went off a bridge near Marion.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Marvin Chavis
Chavis
Charlotte
Rena Nelson
Bryson City
Wilmer Nelson
June Nelson
N.C
Mount Holly
Henry Austin Byers
Jerry Alan Arnold
Greenville
Arnold
Elijah Gorham Jr
Washington, D.C
Washington
Lee Enoch Hollar Jr
Hickory
Lake James
Marion
Eight Die in Cincinnati Apartment Fire
A three story brick building fire in Cincinnati's hill district killed eight people, all Negroes, including a 26 year old mother Edna Dyas and her five children John 10 Beverly 8 Jocelyn 5 Arlene 6 James 2. Terry Jane Clark and Larry Dell Clark, both under two, also perished. Three others were injured after leaping from the flames as firefighters battled the blaze.
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Cincinnati
Johnetta Clark
Ruther Walker
William Stokes
Chapra
Kuhn
Edna Dyas
John
Beverly
Jocelyn
Arlene
James
Terry Jane Clark
Larry Dell Clark
Knowland backs U.N. sanctions over Britain France Egypt
Senator Knowland urges the United Nations to sanction Britain and France if they do not comply with U.N. resolutions in Egypt. He warns against delaying withdrawal and says a U.N. truce force should quickly take over to prevent a vacuum in the Suez area. Eban and Munro warn of a new explosion if intervention continues.
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Knowland
R-Calif
United Nations
Britain
France
Egypt
U. N
Senate
U. S
U. N. General Assembly
New York
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Abba Eban
New Zealand
Leslie Munro
Suez
Stabi- Knowland
Eisenhower
Russia
Ghent
United States
Moot Court Competition Set Across Eight Colleges
Moot Court competition will feature eight colleges including Wake Forest Richmond University University of Virginia Washington and Lee and William and Mary. Briefs and arguments in a fictitious murder case will be heard by three justice panels with Saturday finals judged by State Supreme Court Justices Rodman Higgins and Federal Judge Hayes. Region 6 winners advance to the National Moot Court Competition in New York City.
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Winston-Salem
Col- Wake Forest
Richmond University
University of Virginia
Washa and Lee
William Andary
Supreme Court
W. B. Rodman
Raleigh
Carlisle Higgins
Johnson J. Hayes
Wilkesboro
New York City
Actor Jack Clifford Dies at 72 in New York
Veteran actor and dancer Jack Clifford, age 72 and known as the second husband of Evelyn Nesbit, died Saturday in New York. He was a central figure in a sensational murder trial decades ago and had a long stage and screen career.
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New York
Jack Clifford
Evelyn Nesbit
UN Opens Regular Session Amid Hungary and Egypt Relief Efforts
The United Nations moves to send observers and relief to Hungary with Hammarskjold seeking permission from Hungarian and Soviet authorities. Coordinators for relief and refugees are named, while a cease fire force for Egypt advances with U S Air Force transports en route to Naples for staging. A Hopi wedding features a dress woven from cotton grown by the groom’s family.
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U. N
Hammarskjold
Hungary
Philippe de Seynes
France
James M. Read
Philadelphia
Egypt
U. S
Naples
Italy
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